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I made $1.80 last week across three quick football trades on @WahooPredict, and here’s how you can do the same: 🧵👇
Ating Eddie retweeted
I was scrolling through X and I found
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Now that briefcase is the whole brand.
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#CARRYTHECASE
$BRIEFBOB
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Ating Eddie retweeted
I think Petr Yan has a good chance of winning this one. Merab is a tough opponent
so it definitely won't be an easy fight. both are great fighters.
Lets see if Yan can get the win this time @1win
Ating Eddie retweeted
Who really wins in meme launches?
A study of 8.2M Pump,fun launches shared by @zerufinance highlights a bigger problem.
Developers and bundled wallets reportedly made at least $579M after fees, while sniper bots made $31.5M.
That is an 18x difference.
The issue is not only who buys first. It is who gets early access, secures more supply, and knows when to exit.
This is why onchain wallet intelligence matters. Understanding wallet behavior can reveal patterns that price charts alone cannot.
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Ating Eddie retweeted
Good afternoon, Injective community.
@Injective USDC is becoming more than just another stablecoin deployment.
Circle’s native USDC on Injective connects onchain trading, lending, and payments with cross-chain transfers through CCTP v2 and IBC.
The bigger development is ecosystem coordination: dYdX announced plans to adopt USDC.inj as its sole eligible trading collateral, while participating Cosmos chains can use IBC to access the same USDC standard.
If adoption continues, a shared settlement asset could help reduce fragmentation across DeFi markets.
The key metric to watch next is actual USDC usage and liquidity, not just the number of integrations.
Injective’s INJC ETF introduces a different way to gain exposure to INJ through traditional financial markets.
Unlike holding INJ directly in a wallet, investors in an ETF own shares of a fund that holds the underlying asset.
The Canary Staked INJ ETF is designed to hold INJ and stake most of its holdings, with staking rewards intended to flow back into the fund.
This creates a bridge between onchain staking and brokerage based investing.
However, ETF shares are not the same as directly owning INJ. Investors should also consider management fees, market price differences and the risks associated with the fund’s structure.
The important distinction is that INJ provides the underlying network asset, while INJC packages exposure to that asset within a traditional investment product.
@injective
Ating Eddie retweeted
The Injective Foundation's Trench Treasury is already moving beyond announcements.
Its first $INJ rewards went to the communities of @sproutsomefun and @runupdotfun, two projects bringing users into the Injective ecosystem.
What caught my attention is how differently they approach it.
→ Sprout focuses on fair-launch tokens and community-driven trading.
→ RunUp connects token launches with Injective's perpetual trading infrastructure.
Through the Trench Treasury, @injective is backing activity that puts its network to use.
The question now is whether these projects can retain users and generate consistent activity beyond the initial incentives.
Ating Eddie retweeted
ETH, SOL and INJ. Three ecosystems with different strengths, but plenty of room to work together.
@injective is already building connections with both sides.
$INJ is available on Solana through Sunrise, while Injective’s MultiVM infrastructure brings EVM compatibility and makes it easier to connect with the Ethereum ecosystem.
There are also cross-chain routes for moving assets and stablecoins between these networks.
For me, the interesting part is the bigger picture.
Ethereum brings deep DeFi infrastructure, Solana has a huge trading community, and Injective focuses on financial applications, RWA markets and onchain trading.
This isn't a new partnership announcement or a new product launch. It's more about the direction Injective wants to take.
Instead of building in isolation, connecting ecosystems can create more opportunities for users, developers and liquidity.
Different strengths. More connections. Stronger together.
gNinjas
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Another interesting stablecoin update from @injective
Native USDC supply on Injective has grown by 43% over the past month, reaching $16.5M.
But there’s a bigger development behind this number.
Injective is becoming a key source of native USDC for the Cosmos ecosystem. More than 20 blockchains can use this standard, and over $100M in existing stablecoin supply is expected to migrate to it.
The idea is simple: instead of having different versions of USDC scattered across multiple chains, the ecosystem can use one native standard.
USDC is issued on Injective through Circle’s CCTP and can then move across Cosmos chains using IBC.
For users and apps, that means less liquidity fragmentation and easier access to stablecoin liquidity for trading, DeFi and RWA markets.
One important distinction: the $16.5M is the current USDC supply on Injective. The $100M+ is the potential migration from other chains, not money already sitting on the network.
For me, this is an important development because stablecoins are the foundation of onchain finance. The more native USDC flows through Injective, the more useful that infrastructure can become.
gNinjas
Ating Eddie retweeted
BitGo, the NYSE-listed custodian with $65.2B on its platform, will hold the INJ in Canary Capital's staked INJ ETF, now set to list on Nasdaq as INJC.
An October 23 filing set a 1.10% fee, with at least 90% of the INJ to be staked.
@injective
Ating Eddie retweeted
Good day X family.
Native USDC on @Injective is more interesting when you look beyond the stablecoin itself.
Connecting trading, lending, and payments through Circle’s CCTP v2 and IBC gives the ecosystem a more unified way to move liquidity across chains.
The planned adoption of USDC.inj as dYdX’s sole eligible trading collateral is another development worth watching. If more activity flows through a shared settlement asset, it could help reduce liquidity fragmentation across the broader DeFi ecosystem.
But integrations alone don’t guarantee success. What matters is whether traders actually use USDC.inj, liquidity deepens, and cross-chain transfers become more useful in practice.
The infrastructure is taking shape. Now the real test is sustained adoption, meaningful trading volume, and liquidity that remains available when the market gets busy.
The next milestone isn’t just more integrations. It’s proving that the liquidity is there and people have a reason to use it.
$INJ 🥷
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Real estate is going onchain, and Injective is leading it.
Per @MSBIntel, over $1B in tokenized real estate now lives on @injective.
That's roughly 68% of the entire sector on one chain.
The market is picking a winner.
$INJ
The Korean won is coming onchain. 🇰🇷
KRW1 is live on Injective, bringing Korean won settlement to RWAs for the first time.
Here's your weekly update 🧵
The numbers keep climbing:
🟪 $405M traded on Injective DEXs in 7 days
🟪 USDC supply up 43% in a month to $16.5M
@FinchTechAI is bringing AI agents onchain, and the second Stockdrop kicks off this week.
More assets. More chains. More onchain. 🟪
$INJ
